The Jammu and Kashmir government said that stern action would be taken against those involved in such incidents.

Jammu and Kashmir Police registered an FIR on Thursday on a complaint filed by the CRPF over a video clip showing some youths beating its jawans during bypoll to the Srinagar parliamentary constituency on April 9.

"Police have registered an FIR on our complaint in Jammu and Kashmir. Law will take its course," acting Director General of CRPF Sudeep Lakhtakia said.

The Jammu and Kashmir government said that stern action would be taken against those involved in such incidents.

Sources said that the police have identified the youths who attacked the CRPF personnel and action against them is expected soon.

Earlier in the day, Inspector General of CRPF Ravideep Singh Sahi told reported in Srinagar, "During investigation, we found that the video is authentic. We have identified the company of the force involved and the location of the incident."

Sahi said that the incident happened in Kralpora area in the Chadoora assembly segment in central Kashmir's Budgam district.

"We have gathered all the facts and officially intimated the Chadoora police station. We will legally deal with those who did that to our jawans. We will follow it up in a strong way," he said.

In Jammu, Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh said, "There will be stern action against perpetrators. Such incidents are not acceptable at all. Action will be taken."

"This is a very unfortunate incident. It's noteworthy how jawans were patient. Our security forces are disciplined. Jawans have maintained extreme calm," he told reporters after inaugurating the four-day Jammu Mahotsav.

Meanwhile, Lakhtakia and Special Secretary (Internal Secretary) in the Home Ministry Rina Mitra will leave for Srinagar tomorrow to assess the security situation in Kashmir Valley.

During the two-day tour, the two senior officials will hold meetings with senior CRPF and state government officers and take stock of the situation, official sources said.